Sentence examples for result availability from inspiring English sources

Among smear-negative, culture-positive patients, 6 (26%) began TB therapy before culture results were available, 11 (48%) began TB therapy after culture result availability, and 6 (26%) did not begin TB therapy within 180 days of presentation.

Currently, the time between the initial clinician-patient encounter and the test order, between the test order and receipt of the sample by the laboratory, and between the test result availability and clinician action based on results, is rarely available or reviewed.

As a result, availability varies widely.

As a result, availability and accessibility of patient information are not easy, and these two barriers affect the overall performance of the system.

Information technology has seen similar expansions into the ICU as in other fields, and is now widely used to speed test requests and result availability and to help reduce errors, such as drug interactions [ 4].

The proportion with at least one lab test performed varied substantially by patient characteristics, while test result availability varied little, and only for variables such as system characteristics and state of residence (Table 3).

The remaining 20 patients went through the new process of preappointment testing; results were available at the time of appointment for 12 patients (overall preappointment results availability, 85.5%).

For meaningful real-time PCR results, availability of reference materials is critical in order to generate standard curves, which are not required for dPCR.

This includes length of consultations, safety-netting practices (processes to ensure appropriate patient follow-up), availability and wait for tests and test results, availability of advice and speed of referral to first appointment.

These mechanisms are triggered in specific context conditions, including organisational factors such as challenging but achievable tasks, visible results, availability of resources, involvement of the volunteers in several projects, and recognition, support and respect for volunteers by the National Society.

The result: the availability of heavy equipment to police, including helicopters and the BearCat armoured vehicles seen on Ferguson's boulevards.